Roza, Ramadan, Ramzan: There is more to the month of fasting than how it is spelled Language, religion and culture work together to create the vocabulary of the rituals of the holy month.

Mumbai, April 15: Indian Muslims will observe their third roza (fast) of the Ramzan month tomorrow, April 16. It is mandatory for all healthy Muslims to observe fast daily during Ramzan, also spelt as ...

Weight Loss In Ramzan: Combine Intermittent Fasting And 'Roza' To Reduce Extra Fat With These Fitness-Tricks The pattern of 'Roza' matches the intermittent fasting, so it's a perfect time to ...

Ramzan 2025: The holy month of Ramzan brings with it a fresh wave of festive cheer. ... He explains, “While keeping the roza during Ramadan, you are setting an example for a lifestyle that you should ...

Ramzan 2024: What to eat for sehri before the first roza in the holy month of fasting It's that time of the year when the Muslim community across the globe and in India is gearing to embark upon ...

Shoaib shared, 'Ramzan ke mahino mein Bhopal ki yaad aati hai.' His mom added how sometimes there would be no electricity and ...

Gauahar Khan and Zaid Darbar both had kept roza during Ramzan The actress made sure to share a relatable reel on roza. Here's what she and her husband shared. Video inside. Ramadan, one of the holiest ...

Observing the fast (roza) is considered an act of devotion that brings blessings from Allah. "During Ramzan, we observe Roza (fast), followed by timely held Namaz, Quran as well as give Jakat.

The Congress leader backed bowler Mohammed Shami amid the row over Muslim cleric's criticism of him for not observing 'Roza' during Ramzan. Congress leader Shama Mohamed who called Indian cricket ...

Reacting to the Bareilvi cleric's statement, Shami's cousin Mohammed Kaif told IANS: 'Roza is obligatory for every Muslim, just like Namaz is. However, when a person is traveling, there are many ...

Ramzan delicacies are the flavor of the season and foodies are making the most. Eid is just around the corner, and Roza Iftars and food walks are in full swing.

Muslim scholars have urged Muslim youth to understand dos and don’ts prescribed in the holy Quran for Ramzan. “Unfortunately, the young generation is oblivious to the real purpose of Ramzan.